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- dop2000
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Why do you need Sine behavior?

Another (easier) solution is to create Object2 at Object1 position, and then move it 50px at Object1.angle (using the action "Move at angle")
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- dop2000
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Many good ideas are getting implemented. This one seems quite useful so maybe it will not go unnoticed.
- dop2000
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Controls need to be on UI layer with 0 parallax, and use Touch.X(layer) and Touch.Y(layer) expressions.

See these demo projects:

dropbox.com/s/7p6fgru06zrzvpj/Thumbstick8Direction2.capx
dropbox.com/s/0l5amqlmxbpe17l/ThumbstickFloatingMultitouch.capx
- dop2000
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Make a separate group for Load button, deactivate and re-activate it with a delay. Another option is to use a boolean flag (instance variable on the button). Use it to disable the button, check for this flag in "On clicked" event.

As for "Ignore mouse input" - you can suggest this as an idea.

construct3.ideas.aha.io/ideas
- dop2000
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Ok, I feel bad now, it's the second time I was wrong in this post.

This is a bug, but I swear it wasn't happening yesterday! Your project must have infected my NWJS with this bug :)

I reported it on Scirra bug tracker:

github.com/Scirra/Construct-3-bugs/issues/3465
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To work around this bug - after opening the dialog you can deactivate the group with "On LoadButton clicked" event, and when dialog is closed/cancelled, wait 0.5 seconds before re-activating the group.
- dop2000
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I'm using Desktop version, simple code, no bug.
- dop2000
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Can you post a screenshot of "On dialog cancel" event? And also the contents of the browser log when you double-click Cancel button.

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Also, I'm sorry I mislead you with the TextBox solution, turned out it only works with C2 runtime. In C3 runtime it doesn't block mouse clicks...
- dop2000
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It's not on this screenshot.

You need to check the events where you open the dialog, and On Dialog Cancel. Add browser logs, see which of these events are firing again when you double-click Cancel button. If you can't figure it out, post your project file.
- dop2000
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Not sure if you've seen my previous comment. I don't think there is a bug in NWJS, and the bug report you logged will probably get closed because you didn't provide a sample project file. It looks like the bug is in your events.

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Oh, I just realized, you logged this bug on NWJS github, not on Scirra's.
- dop2000
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About that bug of yours - it must be in your code. I tested with NWJS Open Dialog, no matter how fast and how many times I click Cancel button, it doesn't open the dialog again.
- dop2000
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I put a huge Text Input object on the size of the layout, made it invisible

No, invisible TextBox doesn't work. It needs to be visible with transparent background (you can do this with CSS). I used this method in another app and it works great.
- dop2000
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I told you my very easy solution in another post - put a big transparent Text Box object above everything on the screen. It will automatically block all mouse input, you don't need to change any events.